Liga MX is returning to Juarez, though perhaps not in the way fans would've expected.
The city on the border with El Paso, Texas, hasn't had a first-division team since Indios went down after the Bicentenario 2010 tournament. A second-division side known as FC Juarez launched in 2015, falling just short of promotion on a number of occasions and finishing as the Copa MX runner-up this year.
That club, or at least a club with the same Bravos de Juarez identity, will play in Liga MX from the 2019 Apertura with Lobo BUAP moving north to assume their identity.